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Coatis are neat. I always wanted to get one mounted, but the only times I ever saw them, I was hunting deer and didn't want to screw it up it by shooting a coati. One time in 36B, my son and I came upon a troop of about 50-75 of them in one little arroyo.

That's because....

SOLD Although these are 40 years old, these Nikon IF binocs have seen very little field time. I think I might have used them on two hunts before I switched to higher power glass. It comes with the original neck strap, lens cloth, spec folder and box. I'll throw in a bottle of lens cleaning fluid. There is a bit of minor surface discoloring where the strap attaches from the metal harness clips I had. I will consider reasonable offers but no trades. Payment via PayPal (buyer doesn't need an acct; just a CC or checking acct.) or cash only. Picked up near 67th Ave. and Camelback or shipped at buyer's expense. $125 Individual focusing system provides focusing by each eye separately. On the upper side of the both barrels lies focusing rings – diopters, with the numbers for setting a proper focus by moving lenses individually. Majority of binoculars uses the central rotating knob, so this arrangement is not that frequent and most commonly found on Porro prism binoculars. Individually focusing system has many different commercial names like sport auto focus, permanent focus or simply auto focus. The main characteristic of this system is that you can set them only once and afterwards the eyes focus to different distances by themselves. This can be a significant advantage in low-light situations when there is not enough light for precise focusing with central knob. Binoculars of this type are also incredibly watertight and thus very likely to appear on majority of marine binoculars. Objective diameter: 30 mm Magnification: 8 x Exit pupil: 3.75 mm Eye relief (acc. to spec): 13 mm IPD: 55 – 75 mm RFOV: 7.5 degrees = 131 m AFOV: 60 degrees Focus type: IF Prism system: Schmidt-Pechan Waterproof: yes Weight (measured, with eyepiece cover and strap): 670 g Made in: Japan Features of binoculars with individual focusing (+) focusing by each eye separately (+) suitable for marine applications (+) suitable when focusing in low-light conditions (+) incredibly watertight (-) bigger close focusing distance

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SOLD This pistol belonged to my grandfather. I believe it's chambered for a .32 S&W Short CF. It is tight and it does shoot because I shot it about 50 years ago. I think the grips had been changed many, many years ago from a slightly different model since there are tiny gaps at the very top. It has a serial # on the butt. I will consider reasonable offers but no trades. Payment via PayPal (buyer doesn't need an acct; just a CC or checking acct.) or cash only. Must be picked up near 67th Ave. and Camelback. $100 A bit of history

Indeed. I found a similar fate when I was looking for .300 WM loads, and that was many years ago.

Federal makes more than 25 different subspecies of its 7mm mag loads, some with similar looking but different bullets.

When I first came across the photo of this thing, I figured it was some taxidermist's creation. But then I did a bit of reseach and found out it's a for real!

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Buyer backed out. Still available.

It looks like its crocheted.

Thought maybe you had seen one in AZ. 🙄

Adam Shiff looking for Nancy Pelosi's brain.

I owned one like below for many years. It was a good shooter, even with the cheapie Weaver scope I had on it. Sold it and several other firearms to finance my trip to Africa. I also had the Single-Six combo, which killed my first bobcat at the now-gone Big Saddle Camp on the N. Kaibab in the '60s.. http://www.millerrodandgun.com/DetailPages/Winchester-255-22mag_133772.htm Other options: https://www.henryusa.com/henry-rifles-and-shotguns/ https://ctfirearmsauction.com/auction_item/winchester-9422m-22-magnum-lever/

Geez, I didn't even realize they wore rings!

No medal, but ....

BOTH HAVE BEEN SOLD PENDING FUNDS Ok, some remnants of my guiding days in Colorado. I have two saddle slickers -- one long like in the photo and one that is arm length of the same design. No hoods. Both are in excellent shape and a size Small. Originally sold for about $40. Photo is a stock one but accurate. I will consider reasonable offers but no trades. Payment via PayPal (buyer doesn't need an acct; just a CC or checking acct.) or cash only. Picked up near 67th Ave. and Camelback in Glendale or I will ship at buyer's expense. *********** $15 ea.

If you do, your memory sucks. I was still living in NJ back them.